117, 149, 150, 153, 154, 159, 160, 163, and TC-72, No. 18. Those were largely discussions between ambassadors and heads of state which may have rathe [ ... ]
MR. BIDDLE:: Yes. MR. BARRINGTON: Well, it would be different if they were put in as government reports under the cha [ ... ]
THE PRESIDENT: The Tribunal wish me to announce that the Tribunal will not sit on Good Friday or the Saturday afterwards [ ... ]
remarks, that the prosecution takes the position that the German White Books which figure very largely in this list, White Books issued by the governm [ ... ]
documents besides their being cumulative. MR. BARRINGTON: They will be, according to the prosecution's submission, a [ ... ]
THE PRESIDENT: We are going to hear you in a moment, Dr. Horn. Anyhow, Mr. Barrington, your objection to 182 to 214 is that it is self-serving eviden [ ... ]
the Director of the Political Department of the Foreign Office in Berlin, and it merely talks of a report in the "Berliner Boersenzeitung." It is m [ ... ]
press. THE PRESIDENT: Why do you object to those two Ribbentrop communiques to the press? MR. BA [ ... ]
book which the Tribunal has already refused. And of the documents above that , 280 is Hitler's speech about Russia in October 1939. the Three-Power P [ ... ]
THE PRESIDENT: It is after the date of the beginning of war against Russia. MR. BARRINGTON:[ ... ]